apex-ruby 1.0.30 → 1.0.31

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/demos/ial_demo.md

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-# IAL (Inline Attribute Lists) Demo
-
-This document demonstrates all supported IAL features in
-Apex.
-
-## Block-Level IALs (Next-Line)
-
-Block-level IALs appear on a separate line after the element
-they apply to.
-
-### Headings with IALs
-
-# Heading with ID
-{: #custom-heading-id}
-
-## Heading with Class
-{: .highlight}
-
-### Heading with Both
-{: #heading-id .class1 .class2}
-
-#### Multiple Classes
-{: .primary .large .bold}
-
-### Paragraphs with IALs
-
-This paragraph has a class applied to it.
-{: .tip}
-
-This paragraph has an ID and multiple classes.
-{: #paragraph-id .important .note}
-
-### Lists with IALs
-
-- First item
-- Second item
-- Third item
-
-{: .unordered-list}
-
-1. Numbered item one
-2. Numbered item two
-3. Numbered item three
-
-{: #ordered-list .numbered}
-
-### Blockquotes with IALs
-
-> This is a blockquote with attributes.
-{: .quote .inspirational}
-
-## Inline Span-Level IALs
-
-Inline IALs appear immediately after inline elements within
-paragraphs.
-
-### Links with Inline IALs
-
-This is a [regular link](https://example.com) without an
-IAL.
-
-Here's a paragraph with a [styled
-link](https://example.com){:.button} that has a button
-class.
-
-You can have [multiple
-links](https://example.com){:.link-primary} with [different
-classes](https://example.com){:.link-secondary} in the same
-paragraph.
-
-Links with the [same URL](https://example.com) should still
-work correctly when [one has an
-IAL](https://example.com){:.special-link}.
-
-### Images with Inline IALs
-
-![Regular image](image.png)
-
-![Styled image](logo.png){:.logo .centered}
-
-![Image with ID](icon.png){:#site-icon .icon}
-
-### Emphasis with Inline IALs
-
-This paragraph has **bold text**{:.bold-style} with a custom
-class and *italic text*{:.italic-style} with another class.
-
-You can combine **bold**{:.bold} and *italic*{:.italic} in
-the same paragraph with different styles.
-
-Nested **bold with *italic*{:.nested-italic}
-inside**{:.bold-wrapper} works too.
-
-### Code with Inline IALs
-
-Use `inline code`{:.code-inline} for code snippets with
-styling.
-
-You can have multiple `code spans`{:.code-1} and `more
-code`{:.code-2} with different classes.
-
-### Mixed Inline Elements
-
-This paragraph combines a
-[link](https://example.com){:.link-class}, **bold
-text**{:.bold-class}, *italic text*{:.italic-class}, and
-`code`{:.code-class} all with different IALs.
-
-## Complex Examples
-
-### Multiple IALs in Sequence
-
-[First link](url1){:.first} and [second
-link](url2){:.second} and [third link](url3){:.third} all in
-one paragraph.
-
-**First bold**{:.b1}, **second bold**{:.b2}, and **third
-bold**{:.b3} text elements.
-
-### IALs with Text After
-
-[Click here](https://example.com){:.button} to visit our
-website and learn more.
-
-**Important**: This text has an IAL{:.highlight} that isn't
-associated with a span or block level element (bold,
-italics, link, etc.) and is therefore ignored (left in the
-text).
-
-### IALs with Duplicate URLs
-
-Here's a [regular link](https://example.com) to demonstrate
-link styling.
-
-[Click This Button](https://example.com){:.button}
-
-Both links point to the same URL, but only the second one
-has the button class.
-
-### IALs with Multiple Attributes
-
-[Link with multiple classes](url){:.primary .large .button}
-
-**Bold with ID and classes**{:#bold-id .highlight
-.important}
-
-## Edge Cases
-
-### IAL at End of Paragraph
-
-This paragraph ends with a
-[link](https://example.com){:.end-link}.
-
-### IAL with Whitespace
-
-[Link](url){: .spaced-class } works with spaces.
-
-### IALs in Lists
-
-- List item with [link](url){:.list-link}
-- Another item with **bold**{:.list-bold} text
-- Final item with `code`{:.list-code}
-
-## Summary
-
-IALs provide a powerful way to add HTML attributes to
-markdown elements:
-
-- Block-level IALs use next-line syntax: `{: .class #id}`
-
-Inline IALs appear immediately after elements: `[link](url){:.class}`
-
-- Support for IDs, classes, and custom attributes
-- Works with headings, paragraphs, lists, blockquotes,
-
-  links, images, emphasis, and code
-

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/extensions/emoji-autocorrect.md

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-# Emoji Autocorrect Test
-
-This file tests the emoji autocorrect functionality with various formatting and spelling errors.
-
-## Uppercase Tests
-
-These should be normalized to lowercase:
-- :Smile: should become :smile:
-- :ROCKET: should become :rocket:
-- :Heart: should become :heart:
-- :STAR: should become :star:
-- :Fire: should become :fire:
-
-## Hyphen Tests
-
-These should have hyphens converted to underscores:
-- :smile-face: should become :smile: (closest match, :smile_face: doesn't exist)
-- :thumbs-up: should become :thumbsup:
-- :check-flag: should become :checkered_flag:
-- :heart-eyes: should become :heart_eyes:
-- :fire-engine: should become :fire_engine:
-
-## Spelling Error Tests
-
-These should be corrected via fuzzy matching:
-- :smil: should become :smile:
-- :rockt: should become :rocket:
-- :hart: should become :heart:
-- :fir: should become :fire:
-- :thum: should become :thumbsup: (shortest match)
-- :starr: should become :star:
-- :smily: should become :smiley:
-- :rocket-ship: should become :rocket: (hyphen removed, closest match)
-
-## Combined Errors
-
-These have multiple issues that should all be corrected:
-- :Smile-Face: should become :smile: (uppercase + hyphen fixed, closest match)
-- :ROCKET-SHIP: should become :rocket: (uppercase + hyphen fixed)
-- :Heart-Eyes: should become :heart_eyes: (uppercase + hyphen fixed)
-- :Thumbs-Up: should become :thumbsup: (uppercase + hyphen fixed)
-- :Fire-Engine: should become :fire_engine: (uppercase + hyphen fixed)
-
-## Edge Cases
-
-- :smile: (already correct, should remain unchanged)
-- :smile::rocket: (multiple emojis)
-- :smile: and :rocket: in a sentence.
-- :smile: :rocket: :heart: (multiple with spaces)
-
-## Common Typos
-
-- :smileing: should become :smile: (typo correction)
-- :rockets: should become :rocket: (plural to singular)
-- :hearts: should become :hearts: (already correct, but different from :heart:)
-- :fired: should become :fire: (past tense to base)
-- :smiling: should become :smile: (closest match)
-
-## Image-Based Emojis
-
-These are image-based emojis that should also work with autocorrect:
-- :bowtie: (image emoji)
-- :octocat: (image emoji)
-- :feelsgood: (image emoji)
-- :Bowtie: should become :bowtie:
-- :OctoCat: should become :octocat:
-- :feels-good: should become :feelsgood:
-
-## No Match Cases
-
-These should remain unchanged (no close match found):
-- :xyzabc123: (too far from any emoji)
-- :nonexistent: (not close enough)
-- :zzzzzz: (too different)
-
-## In Headers
-
-# Header with :smile: emoji
-
-## Another header with :ROCKET: emoji
-
-### Header with :heart-eyes: emoji
-
-## In Lists
-
-- Item with :smile: emoji
-- Item with :rocket: emoji
-- Item with :heart: emoji
-
-## In Paragraphs
-
-This is a paragraph with :smile: emoji and :rocket: emoji. It also has :heart: emoji.
-
-Another paragraph with :Smile-Face: that should be corrected to :smile:.

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/extensions/emoji_test.md

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-# Emoji Plugin Test
-
-This is a :rocket: emoji.

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/extensions/kbd_test.md

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-# Kbd Plugin Test
-
-Press {% kbd ^~@r %} to refresh.

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/filters/filter_output_with_rawblock.json

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-{"pandoc-api-version":[1,23,1],"meta":{},"blocks":[{"t":"Header","c":[1,["",[],[]],[{"t":"Str","c":"UNWRAP FILTER"}]},{"t":"RawBlock","c":["html","<figure><p>&lt; <img src=\"image.png\" alt=\"Image\" /></p>\n</figure>\n"]}]}

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/filters/unwrap.md

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-# Unwrap filter
-
-What about this?
-
-::: >figure
-< ![Image](image.png)
-:::

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/ial/bracketed_spans_test.md

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-# Bracketed Spans Test
-
-This test verifies that bracketed spans `[text]{IAL}` work
-correctly and that reference links take precedence.
-
-## Reference Links (Should NOT be spans)
-
-This is a [link] that works as a reference.
-
-[link]: https://example.com
-
-This is [another reference][ref2] with a different ID.
-
-[ref2]: https://example.org "Example Site"
-
-This is a [shortcut reference][] that uses the text as the
-ID.
-
-[shortcut reference]: https://example.net
-
-## Bracketed Spans (Should be spans)
-
-This is [some *text*]{.class key="val"} with a span.
-
-This is [another span]{#id .class1 .class2 title="Title"}
-with multiple attributes.
-
-This is [a span with **bold** text]{.highlight} that should
-process markdown.
-
-This is [a span with `code`]{.code-style} inside.
-
-This is [a span with [nested brackets]]{.nested} that should
-work.
-
-## Nested Brackets
-
-This is [Text with [nested brackets]]{.nested} that should
-preserve the nested brackets.
-
-This is [Text with [multiple [levels] of
-nesting]]{.multi-level} that should work.
-
-This is [Text with [inner] and [more inner]
-brackets]{.multiple-nested} that should work.
-
-This is [Simple text]{.simple} without nesting.
-
-## Edge Cases
-
-This is [text]{.class} followed by regular text.
-
-This is [text with *markdown*]{.class} that should be
-processed.
-
-This is [text]{#id} with just an ID.
-
-This is [text]{.class1 .class2} with multiple classes.
-
-This is [text]{key="value" key2='value2'} with multiple
-attributes.
-
-## Mixed Content
-
-This paragraph has both a [reference link][ref3] and a
-[bracketed span]{.span-class}.
-
-[ref3]: https://example.com
-
-This paragraph has [a reference][ref4] and [another
-reference][ref4] using the same definition.
-
-[ref4]: https://example.com
-

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/images/auto-wildcard.md

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-
-## Wildcard extension (*) - same as auto
-
-Using `*` as the extension (e.g. `![](image.*)`) is equivalent to `![](image.png)` with the `auto` attribute when base_directory is set.
-
-Apex scans for jpg, png, gif, webp, avif (1x, 2x, 3x) for images and mp4, webm, ogg, mov, m4v for videos.
-
-![Profile menu wildcard](img/app-pass-1-profile-menu.*)

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/images/bear_image_attributes.md

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-# Bear image attributes
-
-![](inline.jpg)<!-- {"width":259} -->
-
-![First][shared]
-![Second][shared]
-
-![Override][shared]<!-- {"width":320} -->
-
-[shared]: shared.jpg <!-- {"width":200,"height":100} -->

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/images/image_and_encoding_test.md

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-![image with spaces](path/to/image 1.png)
-
-![ref with spaces][img1]
-
-[img1]: path/to/image 1.png
-
-![image with attributes](path/to/image2.png width=300 style="float:left;margin:10px")
-
-![ref with attributes][img2]
-
-[img2]: path/to/image2.png width=300
-style="float:left;margin:10px"
-
-![spaces with attributes](path/to/image 3.png width=300 style="float:left;margin:10px")
-
-![ref with spaces and attributes][img3]
-
-[img3]: path/to/image 3.png width=300
-style="float:left;margin:10px"
-
-[link with parens](https://wikipedia.com/Testing(Disambiguation))
-
-[link with spaces and title](https://brettterpstra.com/i love markdown "Loving you")
-
-[link with parens title](https://brettterpstra.com/i love markdown (Loving you))
-
-[link with parens and parens in title](https://brettterpstra.com/i love markdown(for real) (Loving you))

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/images/media_formats_test.md

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-# Media Format Handling - Images and Videos
-
-This fixture tests WebP, AVIF, and video format attributes for images and videos.
-
-## Images with WebP
-
-![Hero image](img/hero.png "Hero!" webp)
-
-## Images with AVIF
-
-![Hero AVIF](img/hero.png avif)
-
-## Images with WebP and @2x
-
-![Retina WebP](img/hero.png webp @2x)
-
-## Images with AVIF and @2x
-
-![Retina AVIF](img/hero.png avif @2x )
-
-## Images with both WebP and AVIF
-
-![Modern formats](img/banner.jpg webp avif)
-
-## Video - basic MP4
-
-![Demo video](media/demo.mp4)
-
-## Video - MP4 with WebM alternative
-
-![Demo with WebM](media/demo.mp4 webm)
-
-## Video - MP4 with OGG alternative
-
-![Demo with OGG](media/intro.mp4 ogg)
-
-## Video - WebM with MP4 fallback
-
-![WebM primary](media/clip.webm mp4)
-
-## Video - MOV format
-
-![QuickTime](assets/trailer.mov)
-
-## Video - M4V format
-
-![M4V](assets/sample.m4v)
-
-## Auto - discover formats from filesystem
-
-When `auto` is specified and base_directory is set, Apex discovers existing
-variants (2x, 3x, webp, avif for images; webm, ogg, mp4, mov, m4v for videos)
-and generates appropriate picture/video elements.
-
-![Profile menu](img/app-pass-1-profile-menu.jpg auto)
-
-## Wildcard extension (*) - same as auto
-
-Using `*` as the extension (e.g. `![](image.*)`) is equivalent to `![](image.png)` with the `auto` attribute when base_directory is set.
-
-Apex scans for jpg, png, gif, webp, avif (1x, 2x, 3x) for images and mp4, webm, ogg, mov, m4v for videos.
-
-![Profile menu wildcard](img/app-pass-1-profile-menu.*)

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/images/multimarkdown_image_attributes_test.md

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-## MultiMarkdown image attributes - inline
-
-Expected: `<img src="/images/test-inline-1.jpg" alt="Inline no title" width="200">`
-
-![Inline no title](/images/test-inline-1.jpg width=200)
-
-Expected: `<img src="/images/test-inline-2.jpg" alt="Inline with title" title="Falafel" width="300">`
-
-![Inline with title](/images/test-inline-2.jpg "Falafel" width=300)
-
-Expected: `<img src="/images/test-inline-3.jpg" alt="Inline percent" style="width: 50%">`
-
-![Inline percent](/images/test-inline-3.jpg width=50%)
-
-Expected: `<img src="/images/test-inline-4.jpg" alt="Inline classes" class="center shadow" width="250" style="height: 60%">`
-
-![Inline classes](/images/test-inline-4.jpg "Caption" class=center shadow width=250 height=60%)
-
-## MultiMarkdown image attributes - reference style
-
-Expected: `<img src="/images/test-ref-1.jpg" alt="Ref with attrs" width="200">`
-
-![Ref with attrs][ref-inline-1]
-
-[ref-inline-1]: /images/test-ref-1.jpg width=200
-
-Expected: `<img src="/images/test-ref-2.jpg" alt="Ref with title" title="Falafel" width="300">`
-
-![Ref with title][ref-inline-2]
-
-[ref-inline-2]: /images/test-ref-2.jpg "Falafel" width=300
-
-Expected: `<img src="/images/test-ref-3.jpg" alt="Ref percent" style="width: 50%">`
-
-![Ref percent][ref-inline-3]
-
-[ref-inline-3]: /images/test-ref-3.jpg width=50%
-
-Expected: `<img src="/images/test-ref-4.jpg" alt="Ref classes" class="center shadow" width="250" style="height: 60%">`
-
-![Ref classes][ref-inline-4]
-
-[ref-inline-4]: /images/test-ref-4.jpg "Caption" class=center shadow width=250 height=60%
-
-## @2x (retina srcset)
-
-Expected: `srcset="img/icon.png 1x, img/icon@2x.png 2x"` (and src="img/icon.png")
-
-![BlogBook](img/icon.png @2x)
-
-Expected: @2x with title - srcset present
-
-![BlogBook](img/icon.png "Hero" @2x)
-
-Expected: reference-style @2x - srcset present
-
-![Logo][logo-2x]
-
-[logo-2x]: img/hero.png @2x
-

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/images/pandoc_ial_image_test.md

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-# Pandoc/Kramdown IAL Image Compatibility Test
-
-## Test 1: Reference definition with IAL after title
-[ref]: foo.jpg "optional title" {#id .class key=val
-key2="val 2"}
-
-## Test 2: Inline image with IAL
-An inline ![image](foo.jpg){#id .class width=30 height=20px}
-
-## Test 3: Reference image with attributes
-![image][ref]
-
-## Test 4: Pandoc-style width with percentage
-![](file.jpg){ width=50% }
-
-## Test 5: Width and height with units
-![](file2.jpg){ width=300px height=200px }
-
-## Test 6: Mixed IAL and attributes
-![test](test.jpg){#myid .myclass width=50% height=100px}
-
-## Test 7: Reference with title and IAL
-[imgref]: image.png "Image Title" {#refimg .imageclass
-width=75%}
-
-![ref image][imgref]
-

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/images/width_height_conversion_test.md

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-# Width/Height Conversion Test
-
-This test verifies that width and height attributes are
-correctly converted:
-
-- Percentages → `style` attribute
-- `Xpx` → integer `width`/`height` attribute (strips `px`)
-- Bare integers → `width`/`height` attribute
-- Other units (em, rem, etc.) → `style` attribute
-
-## Test 1: Percentage width
-Expected: `style="width: 50%"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=50% }
-
-## Test 2: Pixel width
-Expected: `width="300"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=300px }
-
-## Test 3: Bare integer width
-Expected: `width="300"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=300}
-
-## Test 4: Percentage height
-Expected: `style="height: 75%"`
-![](img.jpg){ height=75% }
-
-## Test 5: Pixel height
-Expected: `height="200"`
-![](img.jpg){ height=200px }
-
-## Test 6: Both width and height with percentages
-Expected: `style="width: 50%; height: 75%"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=50% height=75% }
-
-## Test 7: Mixed - pixel width, percentage height
-Expected: `width="300" style="height: 50%"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=300px height=50% }
-
-## Test 8: Mixed - percentage width, pixel height
-Expected: `height="200" style="width: 50%"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=50% height=200px }
-
-## Test 9: Bare integers for both
-Expected: `width="300" height="200"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=300 height=200 }
-
-## Test 10: Other units (should go to style)
-Expected: `style="width: 5em; height: 10rem"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=5em height=10rem }
-
-## Test 11: Inline image with percentage width
-Expected: `style="width: 75%"`
-![alt text](img.jpg){ width=75% }
-
-## Test 12: Inline image with pixel width
-Expected: `width="400"`
-![alt text](img.jpg){ width=400px }
-
-## Test 13: Reference image with percentage
-Expected: `style="width: 60%"`
-![ref image][img1]
-
-[img1]: img.jpg "Title" { width=60% }
-
-## Test 14: Reference image with pixel dimensions
-Expected: `width="500" height="300"`
-![ref image][img2]
-
-[img2]: img.jpg { width=500px height=300px }
-
-## Test 15: Mixed with other attributes
-Expected: `id="test" class="image" width="250" style="height: 80%"`
-![test](img.jpg){#test .image width=250px height=80% }
-
-## Test 16: Zero pixel value
-Expected: `width="0"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=0px }
-
-## Test 17: Decimal pixel value (should go to style)
-Expected: `style="width: 100.5px"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=100.5px }
-
-## Test 18: Viewport units (should go to style)
-Expected: `style="width: 50vw; height: 30vh"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=50vw height=30vh }
-
-## Test 19: Percentage with decimal
-Expected: `style="width: 33.33%"`
-![](img.jpg){ width=33.33% }
-
-## Test 20: Multiple style values (width percentage, existing style)
-Expected: `style="float: left; width: 50%"`
-![](img.jpg){ style="float: left" width=50% }
-

data/ext/apex_ext/apex_src/tests/fixtures/img-in-div.md

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-::: >section hero
-![BlogBook](img/icon_512x512.png @2x){: .hero-logo}
-
-# BlogBook
-
-Export your WordPress, Micro.blog, or Ghost blog to a single Markdown file. Filter by categories, authors, tags, and dates—then open in Marked 3 for PDF, EPUB, and more.
-{: .lead}
-
-[![Download on the Mac App Store][mas-button]](#){: .hero-app-store title="Download on the Mac App Store"}
-
-[mas-button]: https://tools.applemediaservices.com/api/badges/download-on-the-app-store/black/en-us?size=250x83&releaseDate=1704067200 width=250 height=83 style="margin: 0 auto;"
-
-:::: >figure hero-export
-![BlogBook export complete screen with file path and Show in Finder, Open in Marked buttons](img/export-complete-1200.png @2x)
-::::
-:::